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SECOND SECTION FOURTEEN THE HONOLULU ADVERTISER. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1947. 32-0 dLnMA nn I IF A fl I) fl A OUTCLASSES OLYMPIC 1 1 ldsm alomr.

BobWhiship REP MICMJeEM I''' Pliy Mov. THE HONEYMOON'S OVER it it it it it it it it it it it it Frankie Fernandez ha9 chilled his last three opponents in an average of four and a third rounds each. First it was Memo Llanes in one inning, Larry Cisneros in four and then just the Scores Three Touchdowns Lions Take 26-0 Lead In WASHINGTON OFFERED PINE BOWL GAME otner night Joey Uarnum had enough after seven heats Except for a very bad and deliberate butt that split Frankie's eye wide open, we believe Fernandez would have stopped Frankie Moore in about four rounds. Instead, Frankie had to concede the fight Nesfotiations ior me only Diotch on his record in the seventh round when he was bleeding to death Just prior to the Moore melee, Frankie stopped Nick Moran in seven stanzas for possibly the best win of his career. WithU.S.F.

First Half; Small Crowd Sees Game By MONTE ITO Advertiser Sports Writer Loyola University rampaged to an easy 32 to 0 victory over th Olympic club of the Hawaii Senior League in an intersectional football contest before a slim crowd of Such a record for the past year, since Fernandez' return from the Mainland where he defeated the highly touted Bobby Yaeger, means one of two things: Frankie Fernandez is a helluva fighter and ready to meet the best in the welterweight division ultimately winding up with a title bout with Sugar Ray Robinson, or he is just another CaUed Off Ernie Case WiULead PCC Seniors Club 100 To Sponsor 2 Games At Stadium Dec. 21 And 28 A Pacific Coast Conference All-Star team of graduating seniors will play two games at the Hono Dons Want $35,000 To about 2,000 spectators at the Stadium last night. Play Rainbows Here The Lions of Los Angeles, who arrived by plane Wednesday, outclassed the Senior League's unde feated leaders with a tricky, versatile offensive from the They By ANDREW MITSUKADO Advertiser Sports Writer With the University of San lulu Stadium late next month took a 26-0 lead in the first half and coasted in, apparently saving themselves for the Leilehua tussle next Tuesday evening. Francisco demanding $35,000 to play the University of Hawaii in the Pineapple Bowl Classic, negotiations with the DonS have been Loyola, paced by a ball handunj wizard at quarterback and a shifty, speedy right right halfback, John Machado and Bob Winship, dropped. Dr.

Francois D'Eliscu against the leading Hawaii Senior Football League teams, it was announced yesterday. The PCC team will be assembled and coached by Ernie Case, UCLA's All-Coast quarterback last year who played here with a collegiate all-star team. The games will be sponsored by the Club 100, it was anounced announced yesterday. At the same tune, he revealed respectively, scored 14 points in the first quarter, 12 in the second that he had opened negotiations with the University of Washing and six in the third. ton.

He said that he has contacted Harvey Cassill, athletic manager jointly by James Lovell, president of the Territorial Council, and Ed-cie Yoshimasa, president of the Oahu Council, of the 100th Infantry veterans organization of the Seattle institution, and that Cassill will confer soon with the faculty committee to discuss the overtures made by the Rainbow The first game will be played battler who has built up a reputation against decidedly inferior opponents. All of his last seven opponents were highly regarded at one time or another during the past several years. But Llanes, Cisneros and Barnum proved that they had seen their better days in their performances against Fernandez and after having seen Moore against Jess Flores in Oakland recently, his remaining bouts are numbered, that's for sure. The same goes for Yaeger. So we draw the conclusion that if Frankie Fernandez is the hot stuff that we all think he is, it is about time to prove it against the real topnotchers of his weight division.

Let him avenge his defeat by Moore if necessary. It won't be much of a fight but will draw a helluva gate. After that, enough of this lovemaking; let him be tested. He could start off by settling the local question of just how good is Robert Takeshita. Al Lang and Augie Curtis are said to have Tippy Larkin lined up for him early next year.

After that, Bernard Ducusen would be a real match. It is our guess that Ducusen and Fernandez will draw $75,000 with virtually every Filipino in town fighting to get in to see it. There is no gamble involved in staging such a joust. Then, it is difficult to understand what the promoters are waiting for. One thing is certain, the fans are not going to continue to shell out five bucks per ducat to see Fernandez and several other local favorites bowl over a bunch of hasbeens.

Joey Barnum, with a reputation of having fought some of the best welterweights in the game, looked pretty terrible in falling an easy victim to Fernandez Tuesday night. Except for a commendable display of gameness, Barnum contributed nothing to the fight. Only the fact that he presented an awkward defense with his hands and arms up high to protect his jaw, and the added assistance of a bicycle, saved the Californian from an earlier knockout. And while Fernandez did a fair job of beating up on the visitor, we have seen him fight a lot better. He missed badly and permitted Barnum to crowd him unnecessarily.

He finally began pushing Barnum off and measuring him in the seventh round with the result that Joey was in no condition to continue in the eighth. Tuesday's card didn't afford the fans much of an opportunity to appraise Ike Fatton's ability as a professional fighter since his opponent, Tommy Lee, was in no mood to fight and was finally thrown out of the ring in the second round. However, Patton threw a few blows while the fight lasted to prove himself a hard hitter although he apperaed to be wide open himself. Chung Bok Soo, the Korean welterweight champion, looked pretty good in stopping Eddie Morrow in three rounds. Highlight of the touchdown parade was a sensational 97 yard run by Winship in the second period.

The 170-pound halfback scored Loyola's first three touchdowns. Machado passed to Chuck Valenti for the fourth and Frank Frisco, a slashing left half, accounted for the final tally. Robert Greenhaw converted after the first two touchdowns, but failed on his last three attempts. officials. Sunday aternoon, Dec.

21, and the second contest on Sunday, Dec. 28. D'Eliscu aiso stated that Wil lamette University of Salem, Oregon, which pL. ed the UH on 6, 1941 and which this The Loyola line proved to be a year won the Northwest Conference championship, has expressed a desire to meet Hawaii again in the Pine Bowl game. heavy, hard-charging unit, exceptionally strong at the wings and At the present tune, the Olympics, Moiliili Bears and the Leile-huas appear to have the best chance of playing the PCC stars.

The Senior champions are scheduled to play Montana University on Christmas Day, so it is likely that the runnerup and third place teams may draw the games with the PCC team. There is a possibility that the Senior League teams selected may be bolstered by the addition of players from the other clubs in the league. well knit from tackle to tackle. D'Eliscu pointed out that al The seasoned local linemen though Washington has been made couldn't budge the heavier forward a definite offer to play, here, he is still keeping in touch with of wan ana consequently me vjiym- ficials of Utah Aggies and Santa Clara University. pics ground attack fizzled, despita the herculean efforts of Joe Corn, who was virtually the whole show for the losers.

Santa Clara recently asked According to reports, Case has $35,000 to play here. The Senior Leaguers tackling Both Santa Clara and San already lined up a formidable ar ray of seniors from Coast Confer' rrancisco want the same guar Cr ence teams and from independent antee-that was given St. Mary': was sloppy and their blocking was badly off as heavier Lions smothered plays on the line of scrimmage. On the other hand, the powers on the West Coast. when the Gaels played the UH Due to the fact that the Rose earlier in the season," D'Eliscu Bowl team has not been definite said.

Loyola players, especially the ends, blocked crisply andi tackled hard. ly decided and that several inde 'The schools on the coast can Loyola took command of tha pendent West Coast teams are in not understand that the Univer situation from the opening kick- line for bowl bids, names of play sity of Hawaii did not enter into any financial contract with St, ers already recruited for the games will not be known until commit Mary's. It was the St. Louis ments of the colleges have been Alumni that underwrote the Prep Football Eisainm, Sit. ia Meeit At Sitsadlraima TTaudlay fulfilled, i game.

It was also learned that in the We had our fears at the time event players making the trip here mat tne large guarantee given are named on the West squad for St. Mary's would cause a great APOSTOLI VICTORIOUS Georgle Abrams, middleweight title contender, misses with a hard right intended for Freddie Apostoli's ehin in a bout in San Francisco. Opostoli (left) won a disputed decision. (Acme) the annual East-West Shrine misunderstanding on the Coast classic in San Francisco, those To meet the guarantee, the Court' Action Looms selected may return to the Main sponsors charged six dollars tops The fourth team to play in the annual Thanksgiving Day Double-header will be decided today when the Kamehameha Warriors and the St. Louis Crusaders clash in an Interscholastic Football League tussle at the Stadium.

The kickoff is at 3:30 pjn. The Crusaders and Warriors are tied for fourth place, each with an a. 1 jniM T'V ini i ii i ii i i iCaLCards off, scoring within two minutes. Machado, a fine field general, an excellent passer and a deceptive ball handler, ran back the kickoff 69 yards to the Olympic 11. Machado was in the clear, but he stumbled and was downed by Paxil Garcia, hard-playing left guard for the Olympics.

From the 11, Winship, Fullback Ralph Gambina and Frisco slammed to the one in three plays. An offside penalty moved Loyola back to the six. Winship made up four yards around left end, then slashed through left tackle for the touchdown. Greenhaw converted to make it 7-0. land after playing the Dec.

21 a price that is higher than that which is charged anywhere in the game here. country. The Senior League race will not even spill in Si B'. anA ti.r.mnir? nf Oil. be completed for another two Ichinose May SeefePolishUp weexs.

J. he mouiui Jtsears are "The people of Honolulu were willing to pay practically any price to see th Gaels play be bert Honda, Joseph Hall and Elmer Manley. Other fine backs in Kam's backfield are George Hen- scheduled to meet the Kaimuki Alums next Monday night in the cause nerman weaemeyer. a rickson, Hugh Whitford, Donald Ho and Oscar Dempster. next league contest.

Honolulu lad who had built up ner of today contest win move into a tie for third place with the Iolani Raiders. McKinley and Pu-nahou are the other teams in the holiday twinbill. The Buffanblus wind up their regular schedule against Farring-ton tomorrow afternoon, while the Micks finish up with Roosevelt on Sunday. Injunction OnBBBCFassAitaek SAN FRANCISCO, Nov Nov. The Kam line will have William a glamorous reputation after being selected an AU-Ameri- 20 Deering at center, Calvin Chai and Anderson Marvin Ferreira at guards- J.arry (UP) California's powerful can in 1945 was on the team and they wanted to watch him Golden Bears reversed their field in action.

ioe situation was Mehau and Alvin Cazimero at tackles, David Pahoa and Emil Daivs at ends. today and began touching up their fumble to set up their next tally. Stanley Alama fumbled a pass from Kaulukukui and Frisco Today's same is tabbed a toss- Sad Sam Ichinose, manager of Dado Marino, yesterday said that he is taking steps to prevent Jackie Paterson who was restored as flyweight champion of the world by the British Boxing Board of Control, from fighting Rinty Monaghan in a title bout before he fulfills his contract with Marino. The BBBC after giving back the crown to Paterson ordered him to To Remain extraordinary and the atttrac tion was a natural. iid.

Both the Warriors and Cru passmg attacK ior their 50th annual "Big Game" with Stanford saders are primed for the contest St Louis' forward wall will shape up with Kenneth Doane and at Palo Alto Saturdav But Honolulu will not pay $8 Deane DeFontes at the wings, Coach Lynn Waldorf, harassed I0r a iootbau game again At Iowa fight Monaghan by next March with the world and British Empire titles at stake. Charles Fernandez and Art Hol-linger at tackles, Walter Kawano and worried despite eight-to-one Tne top charge for the Pine-odds favoring California over the apple Bowl game is $3.60 and you Football and Albert Wills at guards and Indian eleven that has lost eight can readily see that we cannot IOWA CITY, Nov. 20 (UP) Ichinose wired his British and Norman Mahuka at center. consecutive games, changed his guarantee any school $35,000 The board in control of athletics and will shoot the works. St.

Louis appears to have the edge on offense while the Warriors have the better defensive line. However, Kam's secondary is weak on passes and the Crusaders may take advantage of this and work their aerial attack to advantage. They have an excellent passer in Charley Wong and a fine alternate in Wilfred Chlnr. mind about concentrating on goal- .1 ne fctadium capacity is only line stands and gave the Bears a about 24,000 seats. To be fair European representative, George Dingley of London, asking him to make preparations to restrain by court action the British Board at the University of Iowa tonight refused to accept the resignation of Hawkeye football coach Dr.

Eddie Anderson. new set of pass plays. with the public, the University Hawaii Cage Tourney OK'd He said the Bears would not M51 Hawaii will not raise the Wolverines, Irish Even, Voigts Says By STEVE SNIDER be seriously "crippled" by injuries for its games here from permitting Paterson to defend his title against Monaghan. Anderson, when notified of the to seven players, including Full- Many of the schools seem to board's decision, indicated he He reiterated that the contract back Johnny Graves, because have the idea that there is Dlentv would remain at the university. The commissioners of the De for the thrice postponed Paterson we have good men ready to step I money to be made here.

For Wilfred Soares, George Anthony Oku and Charley partment of Public Instruction yes Marino bout is still valid. in their shoes and do good jobs." instance, Oregon asked $20,000 terday approved the prep basket- Thurston will spearhead St. Louis PlYs ou per cent ot the net re ball tournament to be staged in CHICAGO, Nov. 20 (UP) Mi miu Aim, ioacn Aiarcme ceipts. Hilo, March with the leading teams in the territory aenwartz aiso concentrated on chigan or.

Notre Dame? As this I understand that th mar. The 13-member board turned down the oral resignation, made by Anderson last Saturday, leaving the way open for him to stay on at the university, where he has been head coach since 1939. The board's recommendation that Anderson's resignation be rejected was forwarded to Virgil M. collegiate football season wings running attack from the The Crusaders are especially good on end sweeps and they have one of the best offensive ends in Kenneth Doane. Kam will bank heavily on the passing in a brief drill, with Quarterbacks Ainlie Bell and However, he said that he would not institute court proceedings if the BBBC stipulates that the winner of the Paterson-Monaghan bout must defend the title against Marino next June.

caught the ball on the 45 and ran to the 22 before he was down. Winship made 12 yards through left tackle, then Jack Barnes carried to the five in two cracks. (Continued on Page 16) SLC Juniors Triumph, 7-0 Driving 57 yards, in the second quarter, St. Louis defeated Iolani, 7-0, yesterday in a Junior Scholastic league game. Alvin Cabrinha culminated the drive by driving across the goal line from the one-foot line.

Val Freitas converted. In another game, Farrington won over Punahou, 12-0. Game Dedicated To Hemenway The University of Hawaii-Michigan State game scheduled for Nov. 29 at the Stadium will be dedicated to the late Charles R. Hemenway, former member of the UH board of regents and a staunch supporter of the Rainbow athletic teams.

The ceremony will be held before the game. Herbert Keppeler of the UH Alumni Association will deliver the eulogy. Taps will be blown during a minute of silence. Don Campbell doing most of the The Shrine will sponsor the tournament. It will be an invita toward its climax, that's a question they're all asking out this way as others must be wherever rantee that was made to St.

Mary's was one of the topics of discussion at a recent meeting of the athletic directors of the Pacific Coast Conference." D'Eliscu further stated that throwing. tional affair. open field threat of Roy Fernan- football is played. nancner, university president, in Schwartz revealed the Indians' "I'm ready to go to court to pro Since they won't meet this year, starting forward wall out-' all you can do is argue over which tect Dado's interest," Ichinose said Nw York City. Hancher said he "accepted the board's recommendation, and will abide by it." weign by about 20 AL KARAS1CK presents Idaho and Colorado were offered yesterday.

is the better team. There are plenty of arguments, but no decisions pounds per man. but added "we're th Pino tvwi "Paterson failed to go through me Dears mey turned it down Even the guy who should know with a contracted bout with Ma more about it than anyone else rino and I'm going to see that he ivin every -we have not heard from the position. Universitv of Arirnn-, refuses to commit himself. His keeps his end of the deal in a con Russian Mat Star Signed qualifications are unique.

He is fi interested in play- tract that was made in good faith. Civic Auditorium SUNDAY -J. NOV. 23 ilili Main Event MAURICE CHAPPELLE ALI HASSEN coach of a team that scored three i cvriutu cum-1 uig nere, ne aaaecL Needless, to say we made the re vioaij ui iue ereaiest touchdowns on both Notre Dame cent trip to Glasgow, Scotland, for rivalry Saturday. Al ivarasick an and Michigan and if you don't Sextet Loses tne express purpose of lighting nounced that Ivan Kamaroff, Rus faterson.

think that's something to be proud of check with the coaches of oth EUGENE, Nov. 20 (UP) sian mat star, has been signed for LOS ANGELES Nov! 19 (17T several matches here and would lie Oregon Webfoots went through another drill behind Ichinose's wire to Dingley fol er teams that have met those two great football machines this The Los Angeles Monarchs swarmed all over San Francisco tonight for a 9-2 victory in a Pa lows: arrive by plane next week. Meanwhile, the promoter re locked gates today as they nre- pared for the annual "civil war" "Make preparations to restrain BBBC from permitting Paterson to ported keen interest in this Sunday's matches between Maurice cific Coast Ice Hockey league game (Continued on Page 16) WESiira i i I 1 at lan-i'aciiic. defend title against Monaghan. Chappelle and Ali Hassen in the main event and Pete Petersen and fall.

The coach in question is 31-year-old Bob Voigts of Northwestern, the last place team in the Big Nine and winner of only two games out of eight. Michigan thumped the Wildcats, 49 to 21, and Notre Dame beat Paterson-Marino contract valid and must be fulfilled. Otherwise. Seven Point Choice Jacques Manuel in the semifinaL BBBC must stipulate Marino fight Louis Camp Men Stricken Manuel is seeking a return match with Chappelle and is also winner in June. If BBBC action unsatisfactory, will seek injunction anxious to take on Hassen.

The special event brings to individually and collectively them, 26 to 19. POMPTON LAKES. N. Nov. gether Ben Sherman of Portland 20 (UP) Three members of Joe to- Athletics Sell and Harry Dellis of Oakland.

"If the game were played Louis' training camp staff were Supporting matches are Bucky I TtfTTW VHRIC -NT-, on ttti NEW YORK, Nov. 20 (UP) The stricken with dysentery and nau Semifinal PETE PETERSEN vs. JACQUES MANUEL Special Event BEN SHERMAN vs. HARRY DELLIS BUCKY O'NEILL MIKE CASEY BOLO BATAAN vs. BUCK LEE O'Neill vs.

Mike Casey, and Buck day I wouldn't know where to lay the points," Voigts admitted. (Continued on Page 16) Gene Handley em California was installed a seven nnint rhnica tnloif -it- sea toaay, ana i-ouis' manaser. Lee vs. Bolo Bataan. PHILADELPHIA, Nov.

19 (UP) Marshall Miles, ordered an extra come threatening UCLA and complete the Rose Bowl lineup in police guard thrown around the college football's game of the week. Manager-Owner Connie Mack caTnP- A110- as the surprise team of the west coast rum, nn trt it Th -11 1 I u.in. -v of the Philadelphia Athletics today announced the sale of utility ALWAYS IN DEMAND mice ojj. ui wiium re- tidi suuw-uuwn oaiue eisewnerp infielder Gene Handley to the quirea medical attention, were in the nation the four major teams Freddie Wilson, an assistant train- with unsullied records Mirhiaan er, Camp Chef Bill Bottoms and Notre Dame, Southern Methodist MAURICE CHAPPELIE Holder of the California junior heavyweight wrestlinjt championship, Maurice Chappelle made an Impressive debut last week by pinning Jacques Manuel. He didn't have a chance to use his Indian deathlock surfboard combination hold but hopes to use it against Ali Hassen.

amp secretary xioaiora xviorris. and Penn State all were ranked Hollywood Club of the Pacific Coast League for the $10,000 waiver price. Registers TKO heavy favorites to roll along. GRENLOCH, N. Nov.

20 (UP) Jersey Joe Walcott, easing up on his training grind in preparation for his heavyweight title KER down, Illinois drew the favorite's role by, over Northwestern; Purdue 54 over Indiana and Minnesota by the same margin over Wisconsin. Kansas and Oklahoma, tied for the Big Six lead, were chosen to remain in a deadlock, Kansas by over Missouri and Oklahoma by 13 over Nebraska. Duke, leading the southern conference, found itself the underdog against North Carolina, picked by eight, while in Southeastern Conference contests it was Kentucky by seven over Tennessee and Alabama by 62 overL5.U. SACRAMENTO, Nov. 19 (UP) Oakland's rising middleweight, Phil Angieri, added a fifth round I RingticU Dress Circle Canaral Admission fight with Champion Joe Louis at Madison Square Garden, Dec.

5, today limited himself to only four PHONE 2002 FOR RESERVATIONS Michigan, Big Nine champion preparing for a trip to the Pasadena pageant, ruled a 34-point favorite over Ohio State with Notre Dame picked by 34 over Tulane; SJMLU. by 13 over Baylor and Penn State by 14 over determined Pitt. Completing the Big Nine run technical knockout over Sacra BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKY proof rounds ol sparring. mento's popular Paul Kaylor to his record in the featured bout on the (All print indue! tax) Walcott worked two rounds each I with spar mates Eddie Wilson and Memorial Auditorium card here to mgnu Tommy Merrill..